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Started by fatsodoctor, July 10, 2005, 02:35:16 PM

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fatsodoctor

Hey All,

I'm looking for something to dynamically manage a library of streaming video.  CPG seems to do some of the things I need.  But I have at least one question.

For freakish reasons, I can't run my Web Site on the same server from which I'm streaming video.  Will CPG demand that the material it is managing (photos, video, or whatever) exist on the same server?

How would CPG deal with this split situation?  Would I build CPG's database on the streaming server?  Or is it possible to set up CPG so that everything except the video clips themselves resides on my Web server?

Thanks for the help.

Nibbler

Your content has to be on the same server as coppermine.

fatsodoctor

What about incorporating into the Coppermine database a reference movie which in turn calls in a stream from another server?

Joachim Müller

you could mod coppermine to accomplish this, but we don't support remote hosting of coppermine content, as such a mod might be used to steal other's content and bandwidth as well. Short answer: what you're looking for is possible, but we (the coppermine dev team) won't look for a solution for this particular issue. Please search the forum, this has been requested before - there are some threads that you might find usefull to give you ideas how to accomplish what you're up to, plus more detailed explanations why the dev team is reluctant to look into this.

Joachim

fatsodoctor

Ah.  Yes, I see that Coppermine could be used for nefarious purposes if modified this way.  Thanks for the attentive responses, though.